First of all, I feel that approaching the matter as a "sin" and "wrongful act" is in fact a backwards approach. I have never felt right about preaching down upon people, and especially with such harsh words as some "christian" "radicals" have been using towards the gay community in America.
How do we correctly approach it? I'm not sure yet how to discuss it, but I've found a perfect description of the situation in my mind:
You see a male dog. He walks up to another male dog, mounts it, and has sex anally. It's gross. And you aren't thinking "This is indeed an evil dog. He is going to burn in hell for this. I want to kill this dog!". No, you're thinking. "He must be confused or mistaken. Aw geez, c'mon, get that out of there!"
As humans we are extremely defensive, and that is why this entire issue is out of proportion. We are overly accusative, and emotional about our arguments.
At this point, I see no chance of things "turning around" per say. If anything it slowly fades, or blows out of proportion. I'm voting the latter before the first.
Obviously this is a brief statement. I'm not about to try and write a book about homosexuality in America. It would be too long. All of the emotional problems and insecurities of the "gay" mind set are so complex.
I'm sorry if you think I'm wrong. I won't discuss this any farther.
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